165 PAssing over a level crossing heading for Marlow

[warszawianka]

Heh, I've actually taken the train from here, to Reading via Maidenhead...

[cindy1000000]

this was taken in like 2007

[MrDANIEL5800]

do a uptodate one train spotter

[gertgertgert18]

spoorwegovergang Furze Platt satation slagbomen gingen 7secondes te vroeg open

[POON3345]

Ja thats right.

[POON3345]

I like the sound of the level crossing.

[MrDANIEL5800]

me to

[VoxRail]

So why the hell are you watching it then?

[cx162]

nice yodalarms

[Sscls]

OMG the car is driving in the wrong direction!!

oh wait a minute, this is Britan.

[gertgertgert18]

tip voor National Rail van mij is het slimmer om 7 secondes later pas open te doen

[carpet202]

Yeah, and about 74 other countries too.

[sophieoftipton]

Nice video.

[sophieoftipton]

Yeah but the train wasn't in the middle of the

level crossing so it was still safe to do that

[Andrewsaxamophone]

The gates went up before the train passed!

[gertgertgert18]

van mij mogen slagbomen pas 7secondes later open

[Andrewsaxamophone]

ok...

[somerandomalex]

@Andrewsaxamophone y did it do that?

[MrDANIEL5800]

@Andrewsaxamophone it is because the traffic can go quicker

[POOH875]

NO HORN

[Bluenoxid]

A suggestion might be a tripod

[Welwyn22]

That's better, still a tiny bit shaky, but better.

Why did the barriers go up when the train hadn't even cleared the crossing?

[tgtrains]

Its always done that, i think its because the sensors in the track that activate the crossing are too close to the actual crossing.

[POON3345]

I think so too. The gates normally open about ten seconds after the train has finish crossing over the road.

[MrDANIEL5800]

yeh some times

[levelcrossing1234]

@Welwyn22 Some Half barrier level crossings are operated by a timer. Once the timer has been set no matter where the train is, the barrier's go up. Give network rail a call. They'll come and sort it out!